Room Comparison

Striking wooden sleigh bed that exudes master craftsmanship.

True two-person Jacuzzi® jetted tub featuring heat exchangers that maintain a constant water temperature. Just relax, unwind, and enjoy.

Peninsula Fireplace features fine woods and viewing from three sides.

Loveseat with ottoman.

Picture-View door with storm door.

Private Entrance from outside.

Your own private deck with views of the Butterfly Garden, sunsets, and farms.

Skylights, one aligned for viewing from your bed, feature casements (can be opened) and blinds.

Fun Fact: Engaging wall mural by muralist Marcie Otterson is of a beautiful English countryside scene.

The wooden Arts & Crafts/Mission bed is a masterpiece of craftsmanship

Skylights with casements (can be opened) and blinds.

Outdoor deck overlooks the Garden Railroad, farms, our gardens, the swimming pool and the Blue Mountain.

Private entrance from outside.

Closet.

250-year-old Chippendale desk with NINE secret compartments.

Antique trunk with several fun secrets!

Comfy love seat with ottoman featuring—of course—a hidden compartment.

Picture-view door with outer storm door.

Fun Fact: Access provided by a fun hidden entrance leading to a secret passageway.

Upscale Southwest Charm: you'll feel like you just stepped off the stagecoach in Santa Fe!

Lodgepole-style bed.

True two-person Jacuzzi® jetted tub featuring heat exchangers that maintain a constant water temperature. Just relax, unwind, and enjoy.

Kiva-style fireplace.

Pieces from our family's Western art collection, many from Santa Fe, NM, and Oklahoma, adorn not only the walls but the unusual bathroom sink counter.

A full Native American Power Shirt adorns one wall. This item is museum quality as are many other original pieces in this room.

Leather and Oak chair (and leather ottoman) gives a nod to the vintage Southwest, yet with a “mission” grace and lines.

True to its name, this room is clad in adobe and stucco.

Private “outdoor living room” or parlor is set in the Sunken Garden. You can enjoy life outdoors or indoors in the Great Southwest.

Fun Fact: You will likely be surprised to learn what the bathroom’s artistic walls, which look like leather patchwork, are made. (Hint: We used an organic plant-based material, not available at décor stores anywhere.)

Upscale Country theme.

Handsome bed designed in the “rolling pin” style.

Upholstered gooseneck rocker.

Vintage oak mirrored dresser.

Antique hand-carved side chair with special features.

Handsome oak fireplace.

Original artwork includes 1930s family heirloom quilt.

Tiled bathroom with a spacious shower.

Roomy closet.

Double picture windows, which overlook our swimming pool, gardens and the Blue Mountain.

Fun Fact: The antique mirrored dresser and its water pitcher and bowl were brought from Kansas to Oklahoma in a covered wagon by Craig’s great-great-grandmother in the 1890s.

The decorative iron-design sleigh bed is reminiscent of the “New Orleans Creole Elegance” style of decorating.

Double picture windows which overlook our swimming pool, gardens and the Blue Mountain.

The room’s theme includes a vibrant Mardi Gras mural painted by a talented muralist on one of the walls.

Mardi Gras themes of purples, golds, greens and iron grillwork - even beads - are displayed throughout.

Fireplace carries on the whimsical motif of the room.

Fun Fact: Keeping with the whimsical theme, the shower is round - even with a curved door.